About me
I am a lecturer of mathematics at the College of Staten Island, City University of New York (CUNY).
I received my PhD at Georgia Tech under the supervision of Matt Baker. My doctoral research was in tropical and non-Archimedean geometry. Specifically, I looked at multiplicities and factorizations of polynomials over hyperfields with an aim of developing a theory of intersection multiplicities. I also looked at the question of finding fully-faithful tropical curves in three dimensions using tropical divisor theory on curves.
I received my BMath from the University of Waterloo with majors in Pure Mathematics and Combinatorics & Optimization.
Teaching (Fall 2023)
Syllabus and course materials are on Blackboard.
- MTH 123
- Mondays/Wednesdays at 10:10 am to 12:05 am in 3S 108
- MTH 125
- Tuesdays at 10:10 am to 12:15 am in 1S 218
- Main lecture with Dr. Joe Quinn on Tuesdays/Thursdays at 8 am to 9:55 am in 1P 119
- MTH 229
- Mondays/Wednesdays at 4:40 am to 5:30 am in 1S 108
- MTH 231
- Mondays/Wednesdays at 12:20 am to 2:15 am in 1S 107
- Office Hours
- Mondays/Wednesdays at 2:25 am to 4:30 am in 1S 201
Papers
- August, 2023 – Divisors and Multiplicities Under Tropical and Signed Shadows Thesis (slides)
- July, 2023 – with Andreas Gross – Factoring multivariate polynomials over hyperfields and the multivariable Descartes' problem 2307.09400 [Math.AG]
- November, 2022 – Tropical Extensions and Baker-Lorscheid Multiplicities for Idylls 2211.06480 [Math.RA] (slides)
- December, 2019 – with Philipp Jell – Construction of Fully Faithful Tropicalizations for Curves in Ambient Dimension 3 1912.02648 [Math.AG]
- November, 2019 – A Newton Polygon Rule for Formally-Real Valued Fields and Multiplicities over the Signed Tropical Hyperfield 1911.12274 [Math.RA]
